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How to choose which tyres to buy

Monday 13th February 2023

How to choose which tyres to buy? Tyres are the only part of your vehicle that has direct contact with the road. They can affect your vehicle’s performance in many ways, from steering and braking to overall fuel efficiency – that’s why it is important to keep your tyres in good condition and buy wi... Read More

What are the most common MOT failures

Monday 13th February 2023

What is the purpose of an MOT?  All cars in the UK that are more than three years old must pass a yearly MOT test. The mandatory check tests various components inside and outside of your vehicle, ensuring it meets the minimum legal requirements to be considered safe and roadworthy.   What are the... Read More

Common faults it's illegal to drive with

Monday 13th February 2023

Common faults it's illegal to drive with  There are many driving offences that are clearly defined, such as driving over the speed limit, which is considered as breaking the law. However, there are some driving offences some motorists may not be aware are illegal and may regularly commit without re... Read More

Why book an interim service?

Friday 23rd December 2022

What is an interim service? An interim service is designed to be carried out every 6 months or after 6,000 miles, whichever comes first. An interim service is mainly carried out on vehicles that are used for longer journeys and in term drive more miles than average and typically takes around an hou... Read More

Do electric vehicles need special tyres?

Thursday 22nd December 2022

Generally, electric vehicles or EVs can use the same type of tyres as petrol or diesel-powered vehicles. However, some EV manufacturers do recommend the use of specific types of tyres to optimise the performance of their vehicles. To find the recommended tyres for your vehicle simply enter your regi... Read More

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